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Last reviewed: July 31, 2026 | Moncton | Wedding Photography |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: July 31, 2026. Business status: Active.
Moncton wedding photographer Tia Fennelly documents weddings with an approach the official site describes as candid, natural and true to life. Her published wedding options range from hourly coverage for elopements and small celebrations to a ten-hour collection that follows a fuller wedding-day story.
This profile was last reviewed on July 31, 2026. Tia Fennelly’s official website currently identifies her as a Moncton-based wedding photographer, displays wedding-service and pricing information, and lists direct contact details. The site does not publish a postal business address, so the address field has been left blank.
Wedding photography is a clearly documented part of Tia Fennelly’s business. Her official site describes a natural-light approach centred on candid exchanges, meaningful details and photographs that retain true-to-life colour. It also says she provides enough direction to help couples feel at ease while watching for smaller moments that unfold without prompting.
The four published wedding options accommodate different timelines. Low Key is hourly coverage intended for elopements or very small celebrations. Afternoon covers five hours, Sunset provides eight hours and includes an engagement session, and Love Story provides ten hours, an engagement session and a keepsake USB. Custom packages and à-la-carte additions are also mentioned, including engagement sessions, a USB keepsake box and bridal boudoir.
Tia also lists timeline planning, wedding-day design assistance and one-to-one consultations as parts of her process. These are documented service features; couples should still discuss the precise planning scope and final schedule before signing a contract.
The official wedding page supplies more detail than a simple hourly total. Low Key is described as producing approximately 40 or more final images per hour. Afternoon lists at least 250 final images with five hours of coverage. The longer Sunset and Love Story descriptions identify their coverage hours and included engagement sessions but do not publish a guaranteed final image count on the page reviewed.
All listed collections include previews within 48 hours, an online gallery for downloading and sharing, printing rights, consultations and wedding-day design support. The site states that full wedding delivery during high season is generally four to six weeks. Couples should have the contract identify the delivery window, gallery access period, backup arrangements and the meaning and scope of the supplied printing rights.
Tia states that she is based in Moncton, New Brunswick. Travel is included for locations within one hour of Moncton, with no additional fee. The wedding page specifically says she frequently works in Shediac, Cap-Pelé and Bouctouche and elsewhere in southeastern New Brunswick.
The coverage range may suit couples planning anything from a short elopement to a ten-hour celebration, particularly those interested in candid moments alongside lightly directed photographs. Her stated fluency in English, French and Chiac may also be relevant to bilingual or Acadian families. Destination wedding photography is not currently offered, according to the official FAQ, so couples planning outside the stated region should discuss feasibility before relying on the listing.
A useful documented strength is the clarity of the published coverage structure. Hours, starting prices and several deliverables are shown for each collection, while the site also explains the retainer, accepted payment methods, travel radius and expected preview timing. The portfolio and journal provide examples from full-day, black-tie, backyard and micro-wedding settings around the Moncton area.
There are also practical details that remain unpublished. The reviewed wedding page does not clearly specify whether a second photographer can be included, how many images are guaranteed in the eight- and ten-hour collections, whether albums are offered, or what contingency provisions apply if the photographer cannot attend. No public studio or mailing address appears on the official pages. These are evidence gaps to resolve directly, not indications of poor service.
Current wedding pricing is explicitly published on Tia Fennelly’s official wedding page. As reviewed July 31, 2026, Low Key costs $575 per hour plus tax, with a three-hour minimum on Saturdays. Afternoon is $2,690 plus tax for five hours and at least 250 final images. Sunset is $3,490 plus tax for eight hours and an engagement session. Love Story is $4,200 plus tax for ten hours, an engagement session and a keepsake USB.
A $750 wedding retainer and completed paperwork are required to secure a booking. The site says credit cards and e-transfer are accepted. Published prices can change, and custom additions may affect the total, so couples should request a dated quotation showing taxes, travel, overtime, optional products and the payment schedule.
Couples can enquire through the contact form at tiafennelly.ca or email tiafennelly@gmail.com. The official site also lists (506) 381-7999. The wedding page asks couples to include their wedding date, possible venue and details about their plans so availability and suitable coverage can be discussed.
The homepage stated that the business was welcoming 2027 couples when reviewed. That is not confirmation that any particular date is open. A date is described as secured only after the $750 retainer and paperwork are completed, so an initial message or conversation should not be treated as a reservation.
Before booking, request a written agreement that matches the celebration’s actual timeline and locations. Couples comparing packages should determine whether the listed hours cover every desired stage, including preparation, ceremony, family photographs, portraits, speeches, sunset photographs and dancing.
Other points worth confirming are the exact number of edited images for the chosen collection, engagement-session timing, second-photographer availability, overtime rates, travel calculations for locations beyond one hour, gallery retention, print and sharing permissions, cancellation or postponement terms, equipment backup and the photographer’s emergency replacement plan.
Published wedding prices range from $575 per hour plus tax for Low Key coverage to $4,200 plus tax for the ten-hour Love Story collection. The official page also lists five-hour coverage at $2,690 plus tax and eight-hour coverage at $3,490 plus tax.
Yes. Her official site says travel within one hour of Moncton is included and names Shediac, Cap-Pelé and Bouctouche as frequent locations. It also states that destination wedding photography is not currently offered.
Couples should first submit their date and plans through the official contact form or email. The site says a $750 retainer and completed paperwork secure a wedding booking, with credit cards and e-transfer accepted.
The official wedding page promises previews within 48 hours and states that full wedding galleries are generally delivered in four to six weeks during high season. The contractual delivery date should still be confirmed.
Yes. Her official homepage and about page state that she is fluent in English, French and Chiac.
Phone: (506) 381-7999
Website: https://www.tiafennelly.ca/





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